Alternative to netstat -p
On SuSe Linux SLES 10.2, netstat -a -p for some reason doesn’t output any PID that belongs to a socket. This old trick helps:
netstat -a -e # Shows the inode-number for the process
lsof | grep <inode number>
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System programmer
Spoken languages: C and x86 Assembler
Currently working as a UNIX Host programmer
In-depth knowledge of the WIN32 Kernel and MS DOS.
Likes: Optimized, fast low-level code
Hates: Bloated managed code like Java or .NET
Favourite Book: PC Intern 4 by Michael Tischer